A glitch in the Google Pay payment service resulted in unexpected money uploads for some users. Portal reports Ars Teknik.
It is known that amounts between 10 and 1 thousand dollars come to user accounts. It is known that the money was sent as part of the Google Pay Rewards program, claiming that it “controls the Google Pay Remittance experience”. At the same time, the users who received the money were not the testers of the program, and the culprit was a system error.
Later, Google noticed the glitch and sent users an email explaining why the funds were appearing in their accounts. For those who did not manage to spend, the money was debited from the account. Google has promised not to impose any penalties on everyone else.
“If we can’t wipe the money, keep it to yourself. Email from Google said you don’t need to take any further action.
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